Hello.
I am using this version:
$ AFNI version info (afni -ver):
Precompiled binary macos_13_ARM_clang: Nov 4 2024 (Version AFNI_24.3.06 'Elagabalus')
When mapping t-values in AFNI, the minimum value in the color bar is cut off and not visible. How can I solve this problem?
I am assuming that the minimum value is probably the same number of the maximum value(just make the maximum value negative), but if there is a better solution, I would appreciate it if you could let me know.
Unfortunately, that is something that happens on some OSs.
The minimum value of the color bar is either the negative of the maximum (in your case, the max is 50, hence "-50") or 0. In your case, I can see that it is "-50", based on the top fraction of the numbers peeking/peaking above.
You can control whether the minimum colorbar value of "negative the max" or 0 by selecting the "Pos?" button just below that part of the GUI. By checking the yellow box by "Pos?", that means the colorbar will be positive-only, and hence the colorbar minimum is 0.
No a side note, if you have a dataset output by AFNI, then likely there is internal calculability between p-values and t- or F-stats or correlation values. You can right click on the "p= ..." in the GUI that is in the bottom corner of your image, and select "Set p-value". See here for more details.
Hi, thank you for your reply.
I understand that the minimum value is set to either the negative of the maximum or 0.
I appreciate your help!
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